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The front page of Eesti Ekspress features a prominent story about the victim of a sexual assault by a well-known DJ. Other top stories include an investigation into a wind park project with alleged discrepancies in revenue and approval, a report on increasingly dangerous Russian drone attacks in…
A victim of a sexual assault by a well-known DJ shares her experience, highlighting the power imbalance and the difficulty of pursuing legal action against him.
An investigation into the Lääne-Saaremaa offshore wind park reveals Vahur Kraft's involvement and questions the approval process given minimal reported sales revenue compared to the project's immense scale.
The war diary entry for day 1701 highlights the difficulty in repelling Russian drone attacks, noting that these drones are increasingly operating as a coordinated network.
An official named Nõgene is requesting additional funds from the Estonian parliament (Riigikogu) to cover the salaries of presidential advisors.
During the Lehtme trial, it was revealed that the 'Slava Ukraini' foundation paid for a Toyota vehicle that was documented as being transferred but never arrived in Ukraine.
In the Setomaa region, an entire village finds itself situated between a newly constructed border fence and a tank ditch, raising concerns about their displacement.
An Estonian citizen, who was previously a neonate figure in Canada, is now facing accusations of terrorism-related offenses.
Politicians are reportedly involved in tax evasion schemes amounting to millions, and are now seeking to recover these funds.
